Business
HausWitch Home + Healing
Also known as: HausWitch, HausWitch Salem
A modern witchcraft and home-and-healing shop at 144 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts — founded by Erica Feldman, author of *HausMagick: Transform Your Home with Witchcraft*. Curates witchy and handmade products from independent makers across New England and the U.S. Functions as a contemporary metaphysical lifestyle brand alongside the brick-and-mortar Salem flagship.
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What they do
A modern witch shop carrying curated witchcraft, home-and-healing, and metaphysical products from independent makers across New England and the U.S. The store carries crystals, candles, herbs, ritual tools, books, art, and home goods designed for everyday-life integration of witchcraft practice rather than only for ritual occasions.
Founder Erica Feldman is the author of HausMagick: Transform Your Home with Witchcraft (HarperOne, 2019) — the book extending the shop’s practice-of-the-everyday framing into a teaching format.
Why it’s listed
Three structural facts:
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The “modern witchcraft as home-and-healing practice” framing is honest and consistent. HausWitch is one of the few Salem witch shops that doesn’t lean on the 1692-trial tourism economy as the primary draw. The shop’s product line, the book, and the operating language all stay focused on the practice.
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The maker-network curation. The shop carries products from independent New England makers — that’s a substantive economic commitment to the regional witchcraft-and-handmade-goods ecology.
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Erica Feldman’s authorship grounds the practice. HausMagick is now a referenced text in the contemporary American witchcraft conversation. The book + the shop together do what [[directory|the directory]]‘s [[knowledge-care]] tier recognizes: lineage carried in commerce.
Bioregional fit
Anchors the [[salem-ma]] / [[north-shore-massachusetts]] contemporary-witchcraft slot. Pairs with [[crow-haven-corner]] for Salem’s two-anchor witch shop coverage — Crow Haven as the senior continuous shop, HausWitch as the contemporary lifestyle anchor.
See also
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- Shares approach with: [[crow-haven-corner]]
- Member of: [[business]]
- Contained by: [[salem-ma]] · [[north-shore-massachusetts]]
Sources
A listing in the 0mn1.one [[directory]]. Filed under [[north-shore-massachusetts]] in [[directory|the directory]].
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Practical
shares approach with
- Crow Haven Corner Salem's two-anchor witch-shop coverage — Crow Haven the senior shop, HausWitch the contemporary lifestyle anchor
- North Shore Massachusetts auto-linked from body mention
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